"Make-up" Halal Now Available in the UK

A Muslim businessman launched a number of make-up first halal in the UK. Makeup is free of alcohol and animal products and the demand was coming from Indonesia.

Samina Samina Akhter founded Pure Make-up at his home in Birmingham, after questioning traders about the materials used in a variety of make-up products in the Hight Street. Under Islamic law, alcohol and meat of certain animals prohibited.

Pork, especially, forbidden for Muslims under Islamic law so that Samina was surprised to learn that some of the products he uses contain fatty acids and pork gelatin. "As a Muslim, I questioned what I put on my skin," says Samina. "I want to know whether the material is allowed in Islam."

In defending Islamic law, eyeliner and lipstick Samina made ​​from plant extracts, minerals, essential oils, and vitamins. The effort to obtain halal accreditation in early June and now has more than 500 customers.

"Many Muslim women like me have been frustrated because you want to look attractive while still following the teachings of their religion," said Samina.

The interest in the goods, which are sold online (the network), have come from places such as Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore.

Cosmetic ingredients were sent from Australia and get a certificate from an independent body, Halal Certification Authority Australia.

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